The first trailer for "Ahsoka," starring Ahsoka Tano, the adored padawan of Anakin Skywalker, has been released by Lucasfilm. The trailer was delivered as a component of London's Star Wars Festivity on Friday.
Rosario Dawson plays the exiled Jedi Ahsoka in the upcoming Disney+ series. Anakin was Ahsoka's teacher before he switched to the dark side and became Darth Vader. Disney announced the show's August premiere at the occasion.
Kathleen Kennedy and Jon Favreau lauded "Ahsoka" showrunner Dave Filoni, who was joined in front of an audience by Dawson and Natasha Liu Bordizzo, who plays Sabin Wren, a Mandalorian fighter, progressive and spray painting craftsman who previously showed up in "Star Wars Radicals." Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who revealed that she will play Hera Syndulla from Rebels, also surprised fans in the United Kingdom.
Dawson said, "I'm blown away." We have some wonderful surprises for each of you, but today is especially special because I am eager to finally view footage! I think, "If it isn't today, when!"
The show, according to Dawson, was filmed on the LED immersive soundstage The Volume. We are almost always completely immersed. The degree of detail is exceptional," said Dawson. " Even on the last day, the light sabers turn on, and we are in the world. I haven't felt my heart beat faster in just three weeks. I get up every morning with the idea that I need to do something.
Close by Dawson, Eman Esfandi will likewise show up as Ezra Bridger, who's the fundamental person of "Renegades" and a Jedi Padawan. Ray Stevenson (of "Vikings") and Ivanna Sakhno.
The animated 2008 film "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" featured Ahsoka. The Clone Wars, which filled in as the pilot for the comparing TV series. Ahsoka was one of the few noteworthy female Jedi in "Star Wars" by the time the television series "Clone Wars" ended and had won over fans. The show featured an account of her time working with Anakin as a teacher. In the animated series "Star Wars Rebels," Ashley Eckstein voiced the same character once more. In "The Mandalorian" in 2020, Dawson makes his live-action film debut as a Jedi.
Dawson talked to Variety about how much she enjoys playing the character during the 2022 Star Wars Celebration.
Dawson stated, "Working on a project has brought on a whole new level of experience bringing a character to life and embodying a character, literally, physically, every single day." I'm getting used to it.
She went on to say: So frequently, I take pieces from a person, and afterward I infuse such a great deal myself in to things of my own insight and what I need to draw from. However, she is so influencing me that this is absolutely going in the opposite direction. To be on that journey and to be a part of it has been so powerful; It's truly out of this world because it's not something I could have hoped for or imagined.
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